Ep 1. Tattoo You

Liza continues to navigate the challenges of balancing her personal and professional lives as she returns for the second season of the hit TV Land series Younger. In the first episode, titled "Tattoo You," Liza finds herself in hot water after her secret is nearly exposed. Meanwhile, her colleague Kelsey is dealing with her own set of challenges, including a new relationship and a possible promotion at work.

As the episode begins, Liza (played by Sutton Foster) is still keeping her real age a secret from her colleagues at a publishing company in New York City. She's managed to fool everyone so far, including her boss Diana (Miriam Shor) and her friend and coworker Kelsey (Hilary Duff), by pretending to be a younger woman in her 20s. But when a reporter comes to the office to profile the company's rising stars, Liza's luck starts to run out.

As part of the profile, the reporter takes a group photo of the employees, and Liza is horrified to see that her birth year is clearly visible on her social media account in the background. She quickly tries to delete the post, but it's too late - the reporter has already seen it and starts to ask questions. Liza manages to brush off the reporter's suspicions, but she knows she needs to be more careful in the future.

Meanwhile, Kelsey is dealing with her own set of issues. She's just started a new relationship with a client of the company, and while things seem to be going well, she's worried that it could jeopardize her job. To make matters worse, her boss Charles (Peter Hermann) hints that he's considering her for a big promotion. Kelsey is thrilled at the prospect, but also nervous that her relationship could get in the way.

Throughout the episode, Liza and Kelsey lean on each other for support as they navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives. They confide in each other about their worries and insecurities, and offer each other advice and encouragement. As the episode ends, both women are still facing some big challenges, but they're ready to tackle them head-on with the support of each other and their friends.

Overall, "Tattoo You" sets the stage for another season of drama, romance, and humor on Younger. Fans of the show will love seeing Liza and Kelsey back in action, and newcomers will quickly become hooked on the show's addictive mix of office politics and personal relationships. With strong writing, engaging characters, and a stellar cast, Younger remains one of the most binge-worthy shows on TV.